The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-31
NEWS FROM FATHERLAND.
TIE GROWING ILL FEEJIN8 BETWEEN
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

TIE GROWING III FEELING BETWEEN
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
Alexander ZEE. win Conecdc Nothing to Pre-
mote Fease-The sermans Demand Retail
issery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES France.
toeputeal 1887. BY ne 1os PORK As,oeiated Pr.stI
BERLIN, July 3O.-Instead OF the Russian
Government ceasing to make war on German
commerce, as promised By Ambassador Schou-
valof, fresh measures paralyzing trading
rotations are either impending or are already
In operation. Under Sohouvalor's assurances
the crusade against Russian stocks ceased.
During the week Russian securities have been
neither bought nor sold, but the anti-Russian
feeling, again excited by the fresh display OF
hostility on the part Of the st. Petersburg
Government will not now be allayed until
some practical check 10 given to the system
alto persecution Of Germans by Russia. Not
only have the interests OF the financial COM
munity been threatened but tho Government
has also sustained an affront In the reception
OF communications sent to st. Petersburg
aiming at friendlier relations.
Gen. Won Schweinitz, acting under instruo-
tons from Prince Bismarck, made overtures to
n. do Giers, the Russian Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, suggesting modification or delay
In the operation Of the ukase affecting foreign
ers holding land in Russia. M. de Giers. after
law upon which, the imperial gksss
nesotfatons. the OBJECT e q which was 10 obtaIn
IN ssS 81 the
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sssds 3, h'n tho woE State '0n deparsments
to report what foreigners were carving on
e@pioyees and what was ' their ." nStfonaiity.
in Berlin. yesterday with the appointment, of q
e1tirpate the German. traders and German
people IN the Baltic and western proy!ttnees.
ceeded In afrontine. and offending highly
merSiai world. Russian ofiicislIsm shows
vivai Of 4 frontier law under which persons
crossing the frontier are not permitted to carry
3 thaier or gold money Ali travellers holding
Prussian Landrath passports are Obliged to
the ss
take into Russia anything less than thaler
The measures which the Reicbsbank had un-
der consideration to prevent German invest
ments IN Russian paper and which were
q sa aodar
be tic absolute exclusion 81 ali nov Russian
be- taken By the Reichsbant, in conjunction
with The great flRaneIal houses, for the gradual
Will prepare fiscal @eas
u ure which will be presented at the opening Of
the viii 90 t
Copenhagen Aug. 10 without touching at
>, Neither the Ferry Boulanger dispute nor the
CassaRnac-Laur controversy excites much In
terest here The opinion, # the press Distinctly
Sopss sRas ferly 5 Ths viii
Boulangers political reputation. The Deutsches
Ta0ebIan says It has Information that
With the Russian HmSasssdof Who III Is now
that the Russian Government, being convinced
sia against Germany. The, 7dgebidtt predicts
81 81 Of Y
viii play the rSle 81 safety Valve. 10 for WITCH
The latest advices from. Hisace- Lorraine
the coming maneqvres Of the French troops
stTssbura. aa alSoase and e Gomar asrrisons
will watch tho Vosges, and detachments
distance n Metres fns be french At ne
while posts will be- stationed at the extreme
limits OF the line. These movements are mora |
training events than necessary precautions
Prince Bismarck will go TO-, Kissingen on
M0dpSMay he M meet Count kanoky
As usual. the paths leading to the Chancellor's
residence are guarded, and forbidden to tho
:, Advioes from Riga say that. the Nihilists
others named Bogdanor and Redelin. were
dynaate Sombs The assve wn s
si si she gendaamss and tight ensusd IL
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